Got coffee in here, and it was alright, just normal. Nothing special nor anything bad about itread more

Al fresco lunch on a beautiful clear afternoon after a long morning of checking out the Bologna…read moresquare. I had a panini with prosciutto cheese and tomato and Joan had some different sandwich. A little stuffy on the server having to deal with tourists ordering things too early in the day. So no pasta for us! lol. Silly Italians. Topped everything off with Pistachio gelato's and all was well. No toilet. Or at least non that I found.

Part of Bologna for nearly fifty years Pasticceria D'Azeglio is named after the street it inhabits,…read moreearly opening hours on Monday making it an ideal option for nearby businesses in one of the city's most upscale shopping districts. Rustic and small without a Bar like so many Italian Pastry Shops, though Espresso shots are still pulled quick, guests arriving early will find good diversity including Cornetti stuffed with flavored Cream and Viennoiserie including a Raisin coil topped in Frosting. Priced lower than nearby competition, a particularly boozy Baba just €3, look for Sfogliatelle tucked away amidst everything else and if fortune smiles it will be warm with shattering layers yielding Ricotta and Semolina with Citrus inside.

Nice pasticceria with delicious pastries, friendly people, great espresso and a cosy atmosphere…read more Good spot to kick off the day!

Went there to get a nice Soy Latte Macchiato! It was…read moredelicious. For a glass of water and the Latte i only payed 2€! I was so surprised. The Bar is very close to the city center and definitely a place to stop by, if you are looking for a little bit of relaxation after your shopping tour.

Looking for a good cappuccino which is easy to find in Bologna. At the side street of our hotel we…read morecame across this place. Can actually access the medieval museum from here. Great cappuccino but truly this is a full cafeteria with opulent sweets, danishes, sandwiches etc as well full bar Our cappuccino was good, creamy and service was delightful

Food, average. Coffee, as good as other cappuccino. The atmosphere is great with plenty of tables…read moreoutside on the cobblestone street tucked in around piazza Maggiore. One less star due to the staff not being friendly enough to explain the different kinds of baked goods they have on display.

The place is not well. The attitude of owner gray haired man/ gray mustache, very unpleasant…read more I paid bill inside and he acted like I owned him something. Rude! Food is not good quality and overpriced. Service is long to wait. One waiter worked only.

A pleasant little pastry place for coffee and tea with a lovely large bathroom and friendly…read moreproprietor next to the towers.

Fabulous and cosy place to enjoy a cup of tea or cappuccino. They even have something on the menu…read morefor gluten-free.

The final thing on our Italian To-Do List was find a truly delicious cannoli. We'd tasted some…read morenot-great ones, but finally found what we were looking for just off the Università di Bologna campus, at a cute bakery that makes Sicilian pastries. It was heavenly - as was the Meringa (meringue). Amazing cannoli, charming atmosphere, and friendly people. It was a terrific addition to our quick visit to Bologna.

Excellent local pasticceria The baked goods are…read morehappy-making, the coffee is (as always in Italy) excellent, the staff is friendly. If you're in the neighborhood, you can do far worse ...